BOSS can assess your enterprise and then provide you with the tools to track and report on assets of any kind, as well as control and report on the level of access provided to users.
Increasing government regulations concerning information security have dictated that enterprises take a hard look at how they handle their assets. Being able to control and report on who has access to your network and IT assets is a major key to staying in compliance with such regulations as:
- HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
- Sarbanes-Oxley
- GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act)
- NASD
- SEC (US Securities & Exchange Commission)
But your enterprise is more than just your IT-related assets; your company may also issue door card keys, personal data assistants, corporate credit cards, and so on that need to be tracked. BOSS can analyze your enterprise and find out where your organization can improve security processes, with an eye towards any regulations that directly affect your business.
Establishing an asset management policy that controls the full lifecycle of assets − through costing, procurement, deployment, maintenance, and disposition − can become the basis for accurate, up-to-date financial records as well as the process documentation requirements of many compliance regulations. As a result, organizations are better able to mitigate security and compliance risks.
BOSS can assess your enterprise and then provide you with the tools to track and report on assets of any kind, as well as control and report on the level of access provided to users. Even static assets, such as refrigerators, telephones, fax machines and printers can be tracked, along with their associated costs, through the BOSS solutions.
To find out more about Asset Security & Compliance, contact us.